"2019 leftover" Really?
"Leftover" denotes "stale", "obsolete". My attempt at being facetious...
Just curious - was the story the dealership told you what really happened (the guy had dementia)?
Sure - I just kind of assumed it might have been the kids you talked to, but if it was the wife then I absolutely understand. That would be kind of rude to ask. Must be a hard time for her. Dementia in any form is a brutal thing.
sales people lie about everything, its in their dna, if their iq was lower they would be politicians. i once traded a manual jeep in a few weeks later i still saw it on their lot. i called inquiring about the price thinkn they may be askn too much. i got a salesman who seemed nice, it was priced decent and whn i asked about the kind of trans he said manual...then went into a whole unneeded story how they got it because a dad got it for his teenaged daughted who just couldnt master a manual...Just bought a "used" (with 412 miles) XLT, 4X4, Crew Cab, Tow package, Silver paint, 8" sync-screen (nav system), power seats, carpet etc, the deep foot liners, co-pilot 360 with the lane assist, adaptive cruise, bed liner, 17" black spoke alloy rims, running boards, perimeter alarm system, but it was from a Honda Dealer, so there was no sticker.
Haven't been able to pull up the MSRP from the vin yet. Clean report on recalls, accidents, etc.
They said the guy who bought it was diagnosed with dementia after he paid for it & lost his license (sales BS, just don't know?). Out the door price was $34,991 so I'm curious what people think about this deal. Was it OK based on the miles & options?
Hi, you might keep an eye out on car gurus. I wanted a crew cab with all the options available but at $45,300 was way over my budget, I kept looking at car gurus every day and about every hours haha. Until I found an 2019 lariat fx4 4 with the appearance package, basically all the options available, but the catch is that is came as a CPO but only 600 miles on the odo. Which you know its nothing. It was reduced to 36,995 but since it was the end of the month, I came ready with a check from my credit union and worked the price down to $35000 otd, plus tax and license of course, . So after finance it came out to $38,300 and I paid the taxes out of pocket. I mean at the end of the day I saved a total of $10,300 off the msrp and all I had to sacrifice was a mear 600 miles
A manual? Rare Ranger. Was the sales person that stupid?
no I said 'jeep'...
I just noticed that. Sorry about that.
Yeah, that seems kind of high to me for a vehicle with almost 5k miles on it. Good luck in your negotiations if you decide to try and buy it!
